10 more years to go on the fec cant wait

What does POV, stand for. A video, ref hauling a heavy amount of coal? The scenery was interesting, especially the Trussell bridges, however not informative. Regards, Patrick, Northamptonshire

@@patrickspeaight9154 point of view my guy.

so what do you think of Railfans like me Railfan Paparazzi of tacoma Washington fan of Southern Pacific

Would love to see the unedited version all the way to Chicago from Minnesota if that exist. That would probably be the best cab ride on KZfaq. I've seen the view from the back but it's not the same. Waiting for more that's for sure.

@@wccl In my opinion the best ride in the country (US) is the Ski Train from Denver to Winter Park Resort.

Flashing Rear End Device.

@@bobpaulino4714 I miss the caboose. Happy to see they're still in use on freight trains in India.

@@jordanw8382 indeed, the telemetry box has zero charisma !

Wow B&O?! That's amazing! It's an honor to get to converse with you.

@@mozeki It is sad to look at the condition of the yards and shop where I use to work in the 50's - Western Div repair center, Newark Ohio. A shambles. Steam ended in Feb of 58, but now even the Diesel shop is gone. Only person Ive ever found was the son of the foreman of the Diesel shop. His dad had been a Tank commander in North Africa during WWII against Rommel. and several of the other older crew had been part if the American teams who went to France and rebuilt much of the rail system we destroyed in the bombings.

@@frederickwise5238 How was it to witness the downfall of the US Rail Network with your own eyes? it really should be much more vast than it is now. It's like we just stopped expanding from 80s- 2010s. Now I'm more recent years there appears to be a new desire for more rail finally.

@@mozeki Disheartening. I grew up with a love of steam Choo Choos starting about age 3. (twice I snuck away and waited for the evening train in the middle of the tracks. I got enuf of a schutching the 2nd time I didnt do it again. LOL) When things went south in 58, I joined the Navy and was on Guam while most of the collapse took place. My last train ride from San Francisco to Willard Ohio was Jan 59, 30 days leave from ET school before going to my duty station. Pulled by Diesels. I get a "steam fix" now and then from Utube vids. I followed Big Boy 4014 all over the country during the Golden Spike centennial days. Amtrak is a poor replacement for the rails of yesterday. I visited a Yard Master down in Erwin Tn in 2003. The facilities were disheartening to say the least. It looked more like the junkyards of rusted cars you used to pass on the way out of town on "The Limited". I have a memory that few ever experienced tho. Back in 1955, returning from a H.S. band trip I got to ride nearly 60 miles during the nite on the observation car platform with one of the club car stewards. Watching the signal lights, switch lights, and the stars. Smelling the smoke from the engine - or - was it the stewards cigar? LOL. No it was coal smoke, no question.

I remember doing that show. very happy this brought back good memories.

65 yr old kid here.

@@terryboyer1342 it's 56 if you turn your numbers around

Lol

56, 65? You are both kids. I'm 75. I love this.

I'm a 65 year-old "kid", and this is the first time I've seen this. LOVED IT!!!!!

I agree, maybe a quick fade in and out for the transitions.

Thank you for the glowing comment. I was an engineer for 31 years. Enjoyed all of it.

@@markmckinney6339 did you ever get motion sickness?

I hired out @ Proviso and retired from Proviso 1970-2011 and have seen many changes over the years. They were taken over by the UP in '95, although they were rumored to do so ever since I started in '70. Watching this brought back memories. I wonder what it's like now, after the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse. Must've had a terrible loss of business and I wonder how it has affected the job situation there. It was tremendously busy during the '70s and '80s, with a slowdown mid '80s, although we made more $ due to having to work 12 hrs/day after they took most of the night shift off, so there was a 4hour gap till the day shift came on, and certain afternoon jobs worked 12 hrs.

btw...it's a hobby of mine to open another window and check out a google map to follow along, lots of fun!!

Same here. Lived in Cottage Grove. Now a conductor for CN in Superior

Your a good man Jude....nice meeting you!

I think you’ll enjoy this one as well kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ncCcqcqe1q7QooU.html one of the best I’ve ever seen

John 14:6 6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 3:7 7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again. Romans 3:23 23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Job 12:7-9 7 But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee: 8 Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee. 9 Who knoweth not in all these that the hand of the Lord hath wrought this? Romans 10:9-10 9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. JOHN 3:18 “He that believeth in Him is not condemned; but He that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.

I think this was off an old VHS or something .

thanks...I really appreciate it. I am really blessed that 9000 people have viewed some of this video. Only posted it a couple of months ago.

@@markmckinney6339 Aren’t there some rules about using or obtaining photography from a locomotive? Beautiful video and great narrating, thanks for sharing!

You are very welcome. worked for this company 31 years. enjoyed most all of it.

Thank you very much!